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Reflections: Service to Our Nation.

Joseph Goodman¹

¹Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland, USA jfgoodman.md@gmail.com.

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Military physicians serve patients and the nation, a duty shared with millions of Americans. Otolaryngologists will increasingly care for veterans, highlighting a mutual commitment to service.

Keywords:

Global War on Terror Operation Enduring Freedom Operation Iraqi Freedom military service traumatic brain injury veteran

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Area of Science:

Medical Science
Military Health
Public Health

Background:

Physicians inherently practice service to others.
Military physicians uniquely serve both patients and the nation.
Post-9/11 military service involves millions of Americans.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight the unique service role of military physicians.
To emphasize the increasing need for otolaryngologists to care for Global War on Terror veterans.
To underscore the shared goal of national service.

Main Methods:

Qualitative review of physician service roles.
Analysis of military service demographics.
Discussion of otolaryngology's role in veteran care.

Main Results:

Military physicians fulfill a dual role of patient and national service.
A significant number of veterans require specialized medical care.
Otolaryngologists are integral to veteran healthcare.

Conclusions:

Military physicians embody a profound commitment to service.
The care of veterans by otolaryngologists is a growing necessity.
National service unites diverse individuals through shared goals.